Mascot video maker
Make short-form stories with your brand mascot
EZUGC lets you choose between an existing brand mascot and an original character direction. Save the reference and style rules with your project so your short-form stories begin with a consistent identity.
Already have a mascot? Bring its identity
Upload a reference you have the right to use, give the character a name and write the details that must stay consistent. Useful rules include its main colours, the shape of its face, clothing, accessories, proportions and number of limbs.
Use a clear reference with the important parts visible. If a backpack must always be green or a character has a distinctive crescent body, say so explicitly. Those rules belong to your product; EZUGC customers are not required to use the Stamp’d bears or MoonTCG character shown in examples.
Starting fresh? Define a character for the product
Describe the kind of character that fits the audience and tone. A small productivity app might use a calm desk companion; a collecting app might use an expressive creature that reacts to a discovery. Specify a small, repeatable set of design details before adding complicated props.
Keep the first story simple enough to judge. A wave, a reaction and a clear end frame make it easier to spot design drift than a scene with several characters crossing each other.
What to check before approving mascot animation
- Identity: face, silhouette, colours and accessories match the reference.
- Anatomy: hands attach to arms, limbs are consistent and props are held naturally.
- Edges: no leftover generation background or coloured fringe around the character.
- Framing: the whole intended pose is visible and captions do not cover the face.
- Motion: the character changes meaningfully, with readable actions rather than long static holds.
- Branding: the output belongs to your product and does not inherit another app’s watermark.
Examples and current availability
The public example collection includes Stamp’d and MoonTCG videos from the internal Contentino production workflow. They demonstrate the animation style and workflow being productized, not a claim that the self-service app created every example automatically.
Mascot references and direction can be saved now. Customer-directed rendering is still being validated, and automated QA is not a guarantee of perfect anatomy or motion. Human review remains part of the workflow.
Common questions
Can I use my own mascot in EZUGC?
Yes. Choose the existing-mascot direction, upload an owned reference and save its identity rules with your project. Custom rendering is still in validation.
What if my brand has no mascot?
Choose an original character direction and describe the look, tone and consistency rules you want. You can develop the script and direction before generating a finished video.
Will every customer get the same characters?
No. Character direction is project-specific. Stamp’d and MoonTCG characters are internal examples, not mandatory designs for customer videos.
Put your own product in the story.
Start with a free template draft, then choose your next step.
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